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... possession any of the effects of the Bankrupt must deliver them, and all debt* due to the Bankrupt must be paid, to Henry Philip Roche. Esq., one of the registrars, at the office of Mr. Mansfield Parkyns, official assignee, No. 36, Basinghall-street, London ...
... constituting the share capital of the Company. DInECTORS. Colonel the Hon. A. li. A. Anson, M.P., Dudley Horse Park- lane. Lord Alan S. Churchill, i, Lovvndes-s -uare. Major A. G. Dickson, M.P., Waldershare Park, Kent S. Lloyd Foster, Es.j., Old Park Hal! ...
... afternoon. Fares there and bar: ⢠Saloon, . r s. 6d.; fore cabin, Is. 6.1.: Children, 2s. 6d. QHEERNESS.-Saloon Steamers ALBERT EDWARD J^ and PRINCESS ALICE Lave London-bridge VVharf (below thehride only) Dai y at 10.30, wea'her permitting, caili.g at Black- ...
... a. ihe times and place hereinafter mentioned— i. i .art of Bankruptcy, Basiiigh-dl-street. ; London, before Henry Pliilip Roche, Eso_., ! ns ILLIAM KEARNEY FREEMAX, formerly of M Highbury-park, Mid.ilesex ; theu of Prinirose- I iji' i-r-Lerra.ee, Gravesend ...
... further Amend the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees, 22 and 23 Vict., c. 35.— in the Matter of EDWARD JOHN NEWELL, Deceased.— The CREDITORS of EDWARD JOHN NBWELL, late of Milton . in the county of Bedford, baker (who dieel 011 or about the 13th clay ...
... for securing the Election of Mr. EDWARD WIL- LIAM BARNETT. the independent Constitutional Candidate for tbe Borough of Dover. SITS DAILY at the Offices of the Consti- tutional Association, Market- square. Dover O. ALAN LOWNDES, Chairman. Chairmen and Deputy ...
... Report of the Directors. 2. To Elect three Directors in the place of those goinc out by rotation, viz.— Henry Vigurs East, Esq, Edward W. T. Hamilton, Esq., Martin Ridley Smith, Esq., who, being eligible for re-election, have been proposed accordingly. 3 To ...
... GENERAL CHARLES THOMAS EDWARD ?? I ■ suant to tl c Act of Parliament, 2.M and ?? 1 Victoria!, c p. .a, intituled An Act to fin tl er mnend .c of Property and to te hereby Given, that all persona having ai DEMAND against THOMAS EDWARD HINDE, formerly and ...
... Manchester, Chairman of Uie Eastern Telegraph Company. Philip Rose, Esq., London. I • Sir Edward W. Watkin, London, Chairman of the South- Eastern Railway Company. George Edward Wythes, Esj. , London. Director of the Loudon, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company ...
... Tlie above steamer wiU be dispatcl ed direct, on 23d March, for above ports, taking fine gooda at a through rate for Prince Edward's Island and St. John's, Newfoundland- For fre ght crraa->ue ap l.v to Henderson Bros., Union-street, Glasgow, anrl 17, Wat ...
... Fellow. J bacristan a Houaehold. | Vero ! m __ By Miaa MATILDA B. EDWARDS. The White Houae by the Sea. I Wild Flower of Rav ensworth. John and I. | Lisabee's Love Stoiy. _ _ By Mrs. ANNIE EDWARDES. j Archie Lovell. j A Point of Honour. By Mrs. FORRES! ER. I ...
... A Novel. Bj Mrs. EDWARDES. Author of Archie Lovell, *c. Richard Bentley anil Son New Burlington-street. NEW NOVEL. BY MISSM. BETHAM EDWARDS. No«- Ready, at all the Librarits, In Three Vo;s., THE SYLVESTRES. By M. BETHAM EDWARDS. Author of Kitty ...